Opus Video Prompt
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Tip: include your product name, 2-4 selling points, brand colors, and the final call-to-action.
Opus 5.5 Video Generator
Opus 5.5 Video Generator animates a polished promo video from a product page or one typed line — watch it, then save the MP4.
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The Opus 5.5 Video Generator, Explained
Think of it less as a model that paints pixels and more as a designer that writes animation code. Each scene is laid out like a web page, and your browser then captures the result frame by frame.
- Animation written as code, not painted as pixelsHeadlines, shapes, easing and transitions all exist as animation code, which is why nothing smears, warps or dissolves between one frame and the next.
- Real branding pulled from a single linkHand over a product page and it reads the name, tagline, selling points, logo and leading colour; skip the link and it simply follows whatever wording you type.
- Rendered live inside your browserThe clip playing above comes from the very same engine that writes your export, so you see the genuine outcome before a single credit is used.
Three Steps With the Opus 5.5 Video Generator
Only three moves separate a pasted link from a finished MP4 file.
What the Opus 5.5 Video Generator Does Best
Crisp lettering, faithful brand colours, conversational edits, every aspect ratio, two distinct visual styles and a private MP4 encoded on your own machine.
Lettering that never blurs
Type is defined as layout and animation code instead of sampled pixels, so headlines and product names stay razor-sharp with no smudging or bleeding.
Brand colours held from start to finish
The logo and palette you actually use stay consistent across every frame, drawn directly from the page you handed over.
Tweak a single detail by chatting
Ask for one change — a snappier opening, a new headline — and only that portion is rewritten while the rest stays as it was, saved as its own version.
Any length, any frame shape
Pick ten, fifteen, twenty or thirty seconds, then export widescreen for a homepage, vertical for Reels and Shorts, or square for social feeds.
Two looks: Sketch and Motion
Sketch draws by hand on warm paper, with pen strokes appearing on their own — great for stories and explainers. Motion leans on bold kinetic type and geometric shapes — built for launches and announcements.
Encoding happens on your machine
Recent Chrome, Edge and Safari handle rendering and encoding locally, so downloads stay fast and private; subscribers get watermark-free 1080p MP4s with commercial rights.
Opus 5.5 Video Generator: Questions Answered
Answers to the questions people ask most about the Opus 5.5 Video Generator, covering links, credits, visual styles and commercial rights.
How can it produce video without being a video model?
Every frame is defined in code — layout, lettering, pacing and movement included. The browser plays that code back, rasterises the frames, and encodes an MP4 the moment you download, which is what keeps text sharp and brand colours accurate.
What does it do with the link I paste?
One page is enough for it to read your product name, tagline, selling points, logo and main colour, which then shape a short branded clip. Should the page rely on JavaScript and stay unreadable, choose Prompt and type your own description instead.
How do Sketch and Motion differ?
Sketch looks hand-drawn, with warm paper, self-animating pen strokes and handwritten headings — a natural fit for stories and explainers. Motion is bolder, pairing kinetic typography with geometric forms for launches and announcements.
Can a single part be changed without redoing everything?
Absolutely. Tell it what should move — a new headline, a faster opening, another colour — and only that element is rewritten, with each change saved as a fresh version.
How are credits charged?
A preview costs 280 credits, an edit 80, and a download 3 credits per second of finished footage; the cost shows on the button before you confirm. Failed runs are refunded, and more credits can be bought in Settings.
Are the videos cleared for commercial use, and how do I download them?
Finished clips are yours to use in ads, launches, social posts and on product pages. Subscribers get watermark-free 1080p; without a subscription you receive 720p carrying a small watermark. Encoding works in recent Chrome, Edge and Safari.
Give your launch the video it deserves
Paste a link and watch the frames come together. Watching a preview never costs anything, and credits are only spent on the version you choose to keep.